Online English Test

1) v. decline

(a) to feel; to perceive; to apprehend; to understand
(b) to refuse; to go down; to decrease; to fall
(c) to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate (a process, action, etc.); to dispatch; to execute quickly and efficiently
(d) to classify; to arrange according to classes or groups; to organize; to separate from others; to clarify

2) v. talk

(a) to communicate with spoken words; to converse; to speak; to gossip; to spread rumors; to chitchat; to lecture; to reveal secret information
(b) to bother; to interrupt; to confuse; to worry; to cause concern; to cause disorder
(c) to prove; to verify; to confirm; to actualize; to make real; to strengthen; to solidify
(d) to allay; to soothe; to relieve; to moderate; to soften; to lessen; to diminish

3) v. imagine

(a) to investigate
(b) to grant special rights; to give special advantages or benefits; to provide immunity from legal prosecution; to exempt; to release from a particular obligation
(c) to envision; to create a mental image which does not literally exist; to fantasize; to visualize; to think; to suppose; to assume; to guess
(d) to go on; to keep doing something; to last; to perpetuate

4) v. remark

(a) to ascribe to; to link to; to associate with; to relate to
(b) to claim; to require; to request strongly
(c) to be; to turn into; to develop into; to grow into; to be worthy of; to be suitable
(d) to notice; to observe; to comment; to state; to say

5) v. track

(a) to send off quickly; to dismiss; to conclude with speed and efficiency; to eliminate
(b) to write down in a timetable; to register
(c) to submit; to consent; to obey; to agree with
(d) to follow

6) v. lend

(a) to look on; to see; to observe; to testify; to vouch for; to corroborate; to be an eye-witness; to note; to notice
(b) to gaze at; to look at; to concern; to relate to; to esteem; to appreciate; to consider; to pay heed to; to take notice; to pay attention
(c) to reduce the size of; to make smaller; to manufacture smaller amounts; to cut the number of employees
(d) to give on a temporary basis; to give money as a loan; to donate; to contribute; to give; to impart; to help; to support; to assist; to accommodate; to adapt

7) v. contract

(a) to give; to match; to fit; to complement
(b) to create a formal agreement; to bind legally; to obtain; to make smaller; to reduce; to become smaller
(c) to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate (a process, action, etc.); to dispatch; to execute quickly and efficiently
(d) to fail to keep possession of; to mislay; to misplace; to be deprived of; to be defeated; to fail; opposite of to win; to waste; to miss; to become less effective or valuable; to diminish

8) v. cure

(a) to create boundaries; to restrict; to reduce; to function as a border
(b) to slander; to defame
(c) to restore to health; to make well; to corrrect a bad habit; to preserve food
(d) to bother; to trouble; to irritate; to disturb; to distress; to upset; to harras

9) v. weight

(a) to accumulate; to gather; to collect; to assemble
(b) to load; to oppress; to burden; to regard; to esteem
(c) to put off to a later time; to delay; to defer; to put off until later; to stay
(d) to load with goods; to load; to weigh down; to send as cargo

10) v. career

(a) to evolve; to make to progress; to grow professionally; to develop; to speed
(b) to produce; to supply; to bear (profit, harvest, fruit, etc.); to give; to relinquish; to surrender; to comply; to withdraw
(c) to make a scheme; to plot; to design; to contrive; to think up
(d) to notch; to groove; to assign to a place or position (in an organization, system, etc.)